BSA306 Late Shift

Late Shift (2016) is an interactive film created by Tobias Weber. The film is about choices and so, to push that idea further, the audience gets to make decisions in real time and that affects the outcome of the film. It's about an ordinary guy who ends up getting caught up in a criminal gang one night.
I think it sounds like a cool idea, blending film and game. I think it would be fun to explore all of the different options. It sounds like a pretty ambitious idea, and I don't know if they pulled it off or not, but good on them and all.

I think that, personally, I would prefer to watch the movie without the options because I think I would get a bit distracted by the options. I like to watch movies for escapism and if I had to pick options I think it would pull me out of the movie a bit. I would like to see it out of curiosity, but I'm not sure if I would want all movies to start having options because I think that hypothetically, if they did, once the novelty wore off, I'd find it annoying. What I really want to know though, is how do people watch it in cinemas, or just in big groups?

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